A federal judge’s decision to overturn the federal mask mandate curbs the administration’s powers to enforce data-driven policies in tackling Covid-19 and future outbreaks, health law professors said.

A civil-rights lawsuit against an officer who failed to give Miranda warnings led the Supreme Court to examine the nature of its landmark ruling that, as Justice Elena Kagan said, is central to people’s understanding of the law.

Florida’s governor may be able to impose swift retribution against Walt Disney Co. for publicly disagreeing with the state’s “don’t say gay” education law.

Most Americans under 50 should wait for the next generation of booster shots rather than getting a fourth dose now to prevent Covid-19 infections, according to several members of a panel of advisers to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

In part three of a series on the problems plaguing the IRS, we look at the agency’s ever-expanding mission.

The production company overseeing the Western film where Alec Baldwin was holding a handgun that fatally shot a crew member was cited Wednesday by New Mexico authorities for not protecting the movie’s cast and crew.

The Biden administration’s rewrite of the nation’s environmental permitting rules is heightening expectations for follow-up guidance telling agencies how to consider the climate impacts of proposed projects.